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The back of helmet isn't flat, it's just smooth. You'd have a problem with the whole skin then since it has a lot of smooth parts too, especially with the back area. And what does making the horns look more organic even mean?
How is the helmet contradictory to the rest of the skin, when the rest of the skin also has a lot of blank and smooth spots too? Example, look at the image of the back views (it's like the 8th picture). You can clearly see where a lot of those same smooth places are through out the skin, such as the skirt and the top part of the back. I don't see the differences between those spots and the back of the helmet.
And when they were referencing about the importance of the back when related to the Vauban Deluxe, where they just talking about just the skin's back or in a general sense? If they were talking about it the skin, then they were probably commenting on how the back for that specific skin was important to work on. If it's the ladder, it's a double edge sword advice to listen to since it's about a Deluxe skin. I know it's good to take notes and hints of quality from the developer themselves, but you always have to put a caveat when it comes to some info especially when it's stuff only curated by the developer themselves compared to something by the community with more restrictions.
Also the 'more attention to detail in the front' is in reference to when designing a helmet, so the comment about the Vauban Deluxe's back is referencing on the whole skin's back or the helmet's back?
And no TennoGen submission is complete without a "change the body model" post. Perfect.
Imagine needing to leave this comment on feedback intended for someone else's work.
Imagine leaving a non-statement about a comment that's starting some sort of dialogue about the feedback intended for someone else's work. I don't remember feedback itself being free from criticism.
I am calm. I don't know why you're acting like there's some sort of issue of trying to have some sort of conversation based around the feedback given to a skin. And you could argue on whether or not this discussion is trying to be subjective or objective, but I think we can forget about that.